NHS hospitals asked to decline £330m data platform linked to Trump ally

NHS hospitals are facing calls from a coalition of doctors, human rights organizations, and campaigners to rethink their use of a data platform developed by Palantir Technologies, a company co-founded by Peter Thiel, a known associate of former US President Donald Trump. Critics express concerns over privacy and ethical implications associated with the platform’s deployment in healthcare settings. The ongoing debate highlights tensions surrounding data management and patient rights in the NHS.

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